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Chess fundamentals (1921)

Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 260

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P —Kt4 To prevent P —Kt 5, defending the Knight and lib-erating the Rooks. 27. P-R3 28. K—B I R-Kt3R-R7 ^^ 3iLH ^AWi i i^l^ ft 1 QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED 245 Notice the remarkable position of the pieces. Whitecannot move anything without incurring some loss.His best chance would have been to play 29… … 31. P—K6 RxKP Not even now can WTiite move the Knight becauseof P —R 7 ch; KxP, R —R 3 ch; K—Kt i,R — R 8 mate. 32.33- P-Kt4P-B3 R-R3 If 33 P-Kt 5, P-R 7 ch; 34K-R1, RxKt;35 R X R, R X P, winning easily. 246 GAME 14 33-34. R-Q3R(Q3)-Q7 Kt-K7 35. Kt-B 5ch K-B3 36. Kt —R4 K—Kt4 37- Kt-B 5 R—Kt 7ch…

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